harvest mouse

They are both quite similar in appearance to their parent species, the Western harvest mouse.

Other wildlife seen here include fox, hare and harvest mouse.

So scientists exposed female harvest mice to some male smells but not others.

And that I'm not - a toothless harvest mouse?

The salt marsh harvest mouse, a state and federally listed species, lives in these areas.

"Hurry, get the six best field and harvest mouse archers!

The other problem was to both protect the plant life and the salt harvest mice residing around the highway.

One of the helpers muffled the harvest mouse in his cloak, but it was too late.

The park is home to rare animal and plant species, such as the endangered salt marsh harvest mouse.

Mammals on the reserve include harvest mouse, water vole and European hare.

Only last evening I saw you playing 'catch the bulrush* with that young harvest mouse.

Harvest mouse may refer to members of two groups of rodents:

The decision covers 62 species or sub-species, from salt marsh harvest mice to grizzly bears.

I can see the horses and even the timorous harvest mice scurrying through a forest of stubble.

Individual political jurisdictions have conducted research and established habitat protection strategies to protect the salt marsh harvest mouse.

It is habitat to important endangered species, especially the clapper rail and salt marsh harvest mouse.

He started up from the table, spilling cold coffee and scaring off a tiny harvest mouse that had been foraging among the crumbs.

The Western Harvest Mouse is nocturnal, with particularly intense activity on very dark nights.

Again resourceful, the Western harvest mouse stores seeds and other foodstuffs in underground vaults.

Finally the House mouse has incisors without grooves, unlike those of the salt marsh harvest mouse.

The salt marsh harvest mouse has an average maximum age of 12 months, however most of the mice only live to about eight months.

The endangered species Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse is also thought to be present.

Reithrodontomys is the genus of groove-toothed New World harvest mice.

It is an important food for several species of mice, including the western harvest mouse, cactus mouse, and California mouse.

Its marshes are home to the endangered species Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse.